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...Is this such a common occurrence in Denmark that i need to know how to say this?
It is incredibly common. Every alleyway has that one man who is willing to share his 'special' cheese
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The hell's wrong with all you people lol. I hope this wasn't on purpose
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This has to be the same man that keeps bears! What will he do next!!! So wrong lol
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this sentence is almost as bad as the one about drinking the man's juice......
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why "The boy eats the cheese of the man" is not correct? (i'm not native english speaker, but it makes sense in my brain....:) )
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You would be more likely to see phrasing like that in literature, like "The man eats the fruit of the tree". However in normal day to day speech no one would say it that way. Unless they wanted to sound pretentious haha.
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I guess it's correct, but it's just so far from the original phrase that it's not accepted. Also, that's awkward, clunky English.
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Oh, you've gotta love Duolingo. Someone had fun with the phrases in this lesson.
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Do we more innuendos?
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i have a problem with my own computer's sound system and i have seen this question for 20 times...
How popular is castello blue cheese in denmark?
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Sounds more like "brighten" than Drengen, that was a hard one to decypher to my ears aha.
